Extra 10% off is for in store call & collect customers using code NETWORKING10.
Wired internet connection from any plug socket
Up to 500 Mbps - 10/100 Ethernet Port
1 port
Twin Pack
Offer also available in store. For reserve & collect please ask in store for the discount to be applied at payment.
- watson44
Top comments
BigYoSpeck
25 Mar 167#2
Worth keeping in mind these only have a 10/100 Ethernet Port, so regardless of the 500mbit transmission capability, they are only a max of 100mbit end to end and in practice over an usable distance on most household wiring 60-80mbit is what you can expect.
So if you're on 50meg broadband or less these are fine for going from your modem to a router but if you're going to a pc in my own experience a well positioned n or ac wifi adapter can achieve faster transmission than a low end power line adapter like this.
imagineS
25 Mar 164#13
Avoid these!
Random disconnections (check their forums).
Mine stopped working well one of them. Sent back to tp link for rma they sent me back battered one with soo many marks and scratches and it's an older model :disappointed:
Avoid tp link and go for netgear. No problems with netgear no disconnections.
All comments (37)
The Ghostbuster
25 Mar 16#1
How do you apply the discount when doing click and collect ?
rbeekmeyer to The Ghostbuster
25 Mar 16#6
"Save 10% off the marked price. Enter code NETWORKING10 at checkout for home delivery orders. Offer also available in store. For reserve & collect please ask in store for the discount to be applied at payment. Not available in conjunction with any other offer. Hurry, offer ends 28/03/2016."
BigYoSpeck
25 Mar 167#2
Worth keeping in mind these only have a 10/100 Ethernet Port, so regardless of the 500mbit transmission capability, they are only a max of 100mbit end to end and in practice over an usable distance on most household wiring 60-80mbit is what you can expect.
So if you're on 50meg broadband or less these are fine for going from your modem to a router but if you're going to a pc in my own experience a well positioned n or ac wifi adapter can achieve faster transmission than a low end power line adapter like this.
cantonbean to BigYoSpeck
25 Mar 16#4
Yep was explaining this to my mate the other day. My 500MB ones have 1GB port.
afroylnt to BigYoSpeck
26 Mar 16#24
But surely if your broadband speed is no more than 50-60 MB then these will be fine?
JoeyJoeC to BigYoSpeck
4 Apr 16#34
Wifi may be better speeds if you have the right equipment, but ping times are going to go much higher and some slight packet loss. Not ideal if you play games.
In the real world with most people in a home enviroment, 60Mbps is more than enough speed. Although I don't know whats wrong with your house wiring, I tent to get around 95Mbps+. One of them I have in a shed down the other end of the garden 40+ meters away. No issues.
flickflack
25 Mar 161#3
heres a thought when they install smart meters does this make this type of network open to snopping hacking ect
moosery2 to flickflack
25 Mar 16#5
no.
crazyhorse to flickflack
25 Mar 16#10
Well, they don't make the gas or leccy any cheaper so they must be there to do something. Sniff your packets, beware! :smile:
The Ghostbuster
25 Mar 16#7
Thanks thought I was missing something on site
popolou
25 Mar 16#8
Make sure you get a good set. The model up also comes with this nano adaptor and mine will only work when connected at 10Mbps.
snatch_master
25 Mar 162#9
I paid £10 more for the 2 port version with power pass-thru which was worth the extra £10. I had a terrible wifi signal to the PS4/Xbox and chose these over a wifi repeater. I get around 35-50mb download through them which is about what I expected and enough for console use.
argosextra
25 Mar 16#11
Are these wifi extenders
amichaelglg
25 Mar 161#12
no. they extend the reach of your router using the electricity wiring of your house.
Opening post
Extra 10% off is for in store call & collect customers using code NETWORKING10.
Wired internet connection from any plug socket
Up to 500 Mbps - 10/100 Ethernet Port
1 port
Twin Pack
Offer also available in store. For reserve & collect please ask in store for the discount to be applied at payment.
- watson44
Top comments
So if you're on 50meg broadband or less these are fine for going from your modem to a router but if you're going to a pc in my own experience a well positioned n or ac wifi adapter can achieve faster transmission than a low end power line adapter like this.
Random disconnections (check their forums).
Mine stopped working well one of them. Sent back to tp link for rma they sent me back battered one with soo many marks and scratches and it's an older model :disappointed:
Avoid tp link and go for netgear. No problems with netgear no disconnections.
All comments (37)
So if you're on 50meg broadband or less these are fine for going from your modem to a router but if you're going to a pc in my own experience a well positioned n or ac wifi adapter can achieve faster transmission than a low end power line adapter like this.
In the real world with most people in a home enviroment, 60Mbps is more than enough speed. Although I don't know whats wrong with your house wiring, I tent to get around 95Mbps+. One of them I have in a shed down the other end of the garden 40+ meters away. No issues.